Welcome to the CCA Foundation
Established in 1985, the Community College of Aurora Foundation (the “Foundation”) is governed by a voluntary board of directors. The Foundation’s stated mission is to “build financial and public support for the Community College of Aurora” and its stated goals are to:
• Provide financial support to the College and its students through effective fundraising
• Build public and business awareness of the College and the benefits it provides the community
• Provide community input and counsel to the College
• Effectively discharge its responsibilities of property holder and administrator

Your support makes an enormous difference in our students' lives, so thank you! Checks should be made out to the CCA Foundation, or you can make a donation online. Property should be transferred to the CCA Foundation, and property should be sold in the name of the CCA Foundation. If you need the CCA Foundation’s tax ID number, please contact the Foundation Office.
CCA Foundation Scholarships
The Community College of Aurora Foundation offers scholarships for a variety of students. Whether you have a 2.0 GPA or a 4.0, there are scholarships for you! Whether you are receiving money from the federal government through a Pell Grant, or you do not qualify for one, there are scholarships available.
Go to CCA Foundation Scholarships
Peter Wilson, general manager of Star Telecommunications, Inc., had prime real estate just inside the front door of the Lowry campus West quad as employers and agencies rubbed shoulders with CCA students looking to break into the local job force at the April 25 Spring Career Expo.
Three movie-making teams from the prestigious Colorado Film School were awarded $8,000 in game-based and immersive learning grant funding April 26, allowing them to make short films that will be ultimately used to pitch full-length features to potential investors.
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Steph Berardi, president of CCA’s psychology club, recently was recognized by Mothers against Drunk Driving (MADD) for her “outstanding contributions, commitment and involvement” in furthering the organization’s mission in Colorado.
The Colorado Film School’s lone submission to the inaugural Stanley Horror Film Festival in Estes Park, Colo., was bestowed the judge’s award for best picture May 3.
A group of 32 Transportation Security Administration (TSA) employees became the first-ever class in the Denver Metro area to earn a TSA Homeland Security Certificate. Their educational commitment executed through coursework at the Community College of Aurora was recognized at an April 10 ceremony.
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The Art & Design program at CCA wants its students to “think differently” than they have previously about their craft.
Registration for Summer Community ESL and Citizenship classes at the Aurora Language Center will take place June 12-18, with classes running from Jun. 22 through Aug. 29. A variety of class times are available, including mornings, evenings and Saturdays.
Persuasive speaking came easily to Matt Jensen, even at an early age.